Neighborhood Gutter Experts

Why Customers Love Our Gutters:

• Custom On-Site Construction: We offer high-quality 5K (5 Inch) or 6K (6 Inch) aluminum gutters, carefully manufactured with precision and customized on-site. This ensures a perfect fit and a unique design tailored to your home, providing lasting protection and curb appeal.
• Gutter Specialist: Our skilled team guarantees a seamless and efficient installation, ensuring your new gutters perform optimally and last for years. With a deep understanding of Ohio's weather and terrain, we provide gutter solutions to withstand the elements.
• Driven by Quality: At HD Roofing and Restoration, we are dedicated to providing exceptional service every step of the way— from the initial consultation to post-installation support. Our goal goes beyond simply replacing gutters; we aim to enhance your property's protection and overall appearance.
• Local Experience: As a proud member of the Fairfield community, we understand the unique challenges the local climate presents. Our tailored approach considers your area's needs, providing gutter solutions built to last and perform reliably.

How much does a new gutter system cost?

At HD Roofing and Restoration, we understand that gutter replacement in Ohio can be a significant investment. That's why we make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible. You'll receive a transparent, honest quote with no hidden fees, giving you confidence in your decision. Get in touch with us today to get started.

Seamless Aluminum Gutters:

Seamless gutters are becoming the preferred choice nationwide, with approximately 75% of all new gutter systems in the U.S. now seamless. Their streamlined design reduces leaks and maintenance, making them a durable, low-maintenance solution for homeowners.

The Benefits of Seamless Gutters:

Seamless gutters provide numerous advantages over traditional gutters. Here are some key benefits:

• Improved Curb Appeal: The clean, continuous design enhances the appearance of your home.
• Enhanced Durability: Seamless gutters are generally stronger and more resilient.
• No Weak Points: Without seams, they're less prone to breakage or failure over time.
• Clog Resistance: Their smooth design makes them less likely to accumulate debris.
• Leak Prevention: With no seams, the risk of leaks is minimized. • Custom Fit: Seamless gutters are made to measure, ensuring a perfect fit for your home.
• Waste Reduction: Being formed on-site, seamless gutters help reduce waste.
• Variety of Colors: You have many options to match your home's exterior.
• Paintable: Seamless gutters can be painted to blend seamlessly with your home's aesthetic.
• Long Lifespan: Proper care can last up to 25 years, providing long-term value.
These features make seamless gutters a smart, efficient choice for homeowners looking for durability, aesthetic appeal, and minimal maintenance.

Residential Seamless Gutters:

The 5-inch gutter has traditionally been the standard for residential properties. With this size, one downspout is typically required for every 40 feet of gutter. However, the 6-inch gutter is becoming increasingly popular. It can handle 40% more water than the 5-inch option, which allows you to reduce the number of downspouts needed—requiring just one downspout for every 60 feet of gutter.

When deciding on the ideal gutter size for your home, consider these critical factors: • General Climate: Areas with heavy or frequent rainfall may require larger gutters for better drainage.
• Rainfall Intensity: Larger gutters can prevent overflow if your region experiences heavy rainfall or storms.
• Roof Pitch: Steeper roofs may direct more water into the gutters, so larger gutters can help manage the increased flow.
• Roof Line: Complex rooflines with multiple sections may benefit from the added capacity of a larger gutter.
• Roof in Valleys: Roof valleys funnel water to specific points, increasing water flow into the gutters.
• Roof Surface Area: Larger roof areas typically require larger gutters to handle the increased runoff.
• Upper Gutters Draining into Lower Gutters: If upper gutters drain into lower ones, you may need larger gutters to ensure
proper water flow.
Considering these factors, you can choose the gutter size that best protects your home from water damage and ensures optimal performance.

Commercial Gutters:

Commercial gutters often have specific requirements determined by local city or county building codes. Seamless gutter systems, a popular choice for commercial properties, can also be used, though they are typically available in larger sizes, such as 6-inch or 8-inch gutters. Box gutters are commonly used in commercial applications due to their unique shape, allowing a higher volume of water to flow more efficiently and be dispersed quickly. The size of the downspouts is just as crucial when selecting the appropriate gutter system for a building. For example, a 6-inch gutter typically pairs with a 3" x 4" downspout, while an 8-inch gutter generally requires a larger 4" x 5" downspout. When scuppers assist with draining water from the roof, a leader's head is needed at the top of the downspout. This component is designed to capture more significant quantities of water and direct it into the downspout. Depending on the water runoff from the roof, it's essential to position the leader's head at an appropriate height above the scupper. This ensures water flows efficiently into the downspout rather than spilling over the top of the drainage system.

Keeping Your Gutters Clean:

Once your new gutter system is installed, regular maintenance is key to keeping it functioning at its best. It's a good idea to check your gutters at least twice a year. For homes surrounded by trees or in areas with heavy rainfall, you might want to inspect them more often to avoid blockages. To make upkeep more manageable, consider adding a gutter guard. These come in metal or mesh options and work to keep debris like leaves and twigs from clogging up your gutters, reducing the need for frequent cleaning. Regardless of whether you have a guard, inspecting your gutters regularly to ensure they're working efficiently is still essential. A well-maintained gutter system will prevent water damage and save you time and money in the long run.